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## Ramdisk Method
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## Ramdisk Method
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This is the method that redsn0w uses when jailbreaking devices. This does not clear data from the device, but backing up is still recommended. In Legacy iOS Kit, this can be done using the ["Jailbreak Device" option](Jailbreaking-with-Legacy-iOS-Kit) in the main menu. This method is for 32-bit devices only.
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This is the method that redsn0w uses when jailbreaking devices. This does not clear data from the device, but backing up is still recommended.
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In Legacy iOS Kit, this can be done using the ["Jailbreak Device" option](Jailbreaking-with-Legacy-iOS-Kit) in the main menu. This method is for 32-bit devices only.
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## Custom IPSW Method
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## Custom IPSW Method
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This is the method that sn0wbreeze uses when jailbreaking devices. This wipes all of the data from the device to flash the IPSW. In Legacy iOS Kit, this can be done using the ["Restore/Downgrade" option](Restore-Downgrade) in the main menu, and enabling the Jailbreak Option. This method is for 32-bit devices only.
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This is the method that sn0wbreeze uses when jailbreaking devices. This wipes all of the data from the device to flash the IPSW.
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In Legacy iOS Kit, this can be done using the ["Restore/Downgrade" option](Restore-Downgrade) in the main menu, and enabling the Jailbreak Option. This method is for 32-bit devices only.
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## Sideload Method
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## Sideload Method
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This method involves sideloading the jailbreak app into the device with an Apple ID, and using that app to jailbreak the device. In Legacy iOS Kit, sideloading can be done on iOS 9 and newer devices using the ["Sideload IPA" option](Sideloading-on-Linux) in the main menu for Linux, or using tools like Sideloadly. This method is for both 32-bit and 64-bit devices.
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This method involves sideloading the jailbreak app into the device with an Apple ID, and using that app to jailbreak the device.
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In Legacy iOS Kit, sideloading can be done on iOS 9 and newer devices using the ["Sideload IPA" option](Sideloading-on-Linux) in the main menu for Linux, or using tools like Sideloadly. This method is for both 32-bit and 64-bit devices.
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- Download the jailbreak tool IPA from the table below, then sideload it to your device using [AltServer (direct IPA sideloading)](https://twitter.com/altstoreio/status/1521570699361472512#m) or [Sideloadly](https://sideloadly.io/) for Windows and macOS.
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- Download the jailbreak tool IPA from the table below, then sideload it to your device using [AltServer (direct IPA sideloading)](https://twitter.com/altstoreio/status/1521570699361472512#m) or [Sideloadly](https://sideloadly.io/) for Windows and macOS.
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- Linux users can use Legacy iOS Kit to sideload instead since AltServer and Sideloadly are only for Windows and macOS.
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- Linux users can use Legacy iOS Kit to sideload instead since AltServer and Sideloadly are only for Windows and macOS.
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